Featured alumni
Jesse Wente
Find out how this U of T Cinema Studies grad became a film critic for CBC Radio and an advocate for the representation of Indigenous people.
Sophie Milman
Sophie Milman was half way through U of T when she realized she was more singer than student. Now, she’s at the top of her class.
Suneet Singh Tuli
Suneet Singh Tuli, CEO of Datawind Ltd., believes low-cost internet holds the key to eliminating illiteracy in developing countries.
Sywa Sung
Sywa Sung is not the first in his family to get an architecture degree. But his career has taken a radically different path.
Tassie Cameron
Tassie Cameron returns as often as she can to the U of T campus. She brings with her cops, criminals and their guns – all fake, of course.
Tenniel Chu
Tenniel Chu loves golf, but he has little time to hit the links – he’s too busy expanding the game throughout China.
TJ Kang
"Think Free" is not just a philosophical concept to TJ Kang, it is a credo that inspired him to become a major software innovator.
Todd Reichert
Todd Reichert credits U of T for allowing him to explore so many different interests, including film studies, athletics and flight.
Tom Rodinger
When Tom Rodinger found his mom had trouble replacing burned out light bulbs, he helped build the most energy-efficient bulb ever.
Vicky Sunohara
In a country that worships hockey, there is no greater praise - Vicky Sunohara is called the "Wayne Gretzky of women's hockey.”
Vincent Lam
Vincent Lam wanted to be an author as well as a physician. Turns out you can achieve international acclaim in both fields.
William Lyon Mackenzie King
From 1893 until 1895, future prime minister William Lyon Mackenzie King wrote for The Varsity while studying at U of T.